SherbertLemon
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It's only the first game so I'll reserve my judgement.
I'm hoping he can improve.
I'm hoping he can improve.
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Until someone who plays a similar role to he is around the same level, Stanton stays.His time may be better served in the seconds, mentoring, tbh.
It's only the first game so I'll reserve my judgement.
I'm hoping he can improve.
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Sick of people dissing Stanton for playing poorly,. Wasn't exactly the night for outside running types. L.Jetta had 15, R.Shaw had 17.
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He was terrible....hardly found the footy and butchered it when he did. Zero touches in last quarter.Sick of people dissing Stanton for playing poorly,. Wasn't exactly the night for outside running types. L.Jetta had 15, R.Shaw had 17.
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I'm not denying he wasn't crash hot. Would like some perspective on his night.He was terrible....hardly found the footy and butchered it when he did. Zero touches in last quarter.
It's not necessarily a reflection of his career to date, but hard to argue he wasn't terrible on the night I'd have thought.
Wasn't a direct narrative at you bud. Would just like some perspective on his game. It wasn't a night for the outside runners. May have been Yaco who mentioned 12 - 18 months ago that he is still a vital cog to our side. He may now not be required to be one of our top 5 midfielders but he is as important as those top guys with his link up etc.Amusingly I thought I was being quite diplomatic.
I'd wager they were much more quality disposals than Stanton. He shit himself with the ball and provides no pace in an already slowish midfield.
The sooner we can stop accepting mediocrity the better. He's been a great player but can you at least entertain the fact he may have to be dropped with that form?
He wears the no. 5 so you know...
Not sure what perspective or context there can be....conditions were same for everyone, he had a shocker.I'm not denying he wasn't crash hot. Would like some perspective on his night.
Wasn't a direct narrative at you bud. Would just like some perspective on his game. It wasn't a night for the outside runners. May have been Yaco who mentioned 12 - 18 months ago that he is still a vital cog to our side. He may now not be required to be one of our top 5 midfielders but he is as important as those top guys with his link up etc.
Until one of our you guys is banging the door down, the only time we'll see Stanton at the VFL will be spectating.
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Not sure what perspective or context there can be....conditions were same for everyone, he had a shocker.
Coming from me, it may be a little biased but the fact that the opposition are willing to waste a tagger on him shows that coaches still rate him as a threat to opposition sides.I'm not denying he wasn't crash hot. Would like some perspective on his night.
Wasn't a direct narrative at you bud. Would just like some perspective on his game. It wasn't a night for the outside runners. May have been Yaco who mentioned 12 - 18 months ago that he is still a vital cog to our side. He may now not be required to be one of our top 5 midfielders but he is as important as those top guys with his link up etc.
Until one of our you guys is banging the door down, the only time we'll see Stanton at the VFL will be spectating.
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Agreed. Remove the middle man to stop the supplyComing from me, it may be a little biased but the fact that the opposition are willing to waste a tagger on him shows that coaches still rate him as a threat to opposition sides.
It's a question of relativity and expectations....I expect in the future that Joe can find a way to impact a game in the wet the same way Buddy and Tippet did last night. I don't expect him to take 15 marks and kick 6.You expected the same output from Joe Daniher on a dry day as a wet day then?
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It's a question of relativity and expectations....I expect in the future that Joe can find a way to impact a game in the wet the same way Buddy and Tippet did last night. I don't expect him to take 15 marks and kick 6.
I expect that in the wet Stanton will be able to find some footy and use it with a degree of competence, I don't expect him to go head to head inside with Josh Kennedy.
So having adjusted expectations given the conditions, you can then assess performance relative to those expectations - and he was nowhere near it.
Hirdy's love childAnd?
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Have never called for his head, been very clear I'm assessing his performance in isolation.I'm not denying he wasn't up to his usual output. Just disappointed in posters (not just you) calling for heads to roll on the back of one performance
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I thought that was Melkshake?Hirdy's love child![]()
Coming from me, it may be a little biased but the fact that the opposition are willing to waste a tagger on him shows that coaches still rate him as a threat to opposition sides.
Edit: Whilst I'm not saying he had a good game, he had half an excuse. Zaharakis on the other hand...........
